Lozalo Anti-Mating Male Dog Repellant Spray (22ml Each)

Lozalo Anti-Mating Male Dog Repellant Spray is specially formulated with botanical combinations of eucalyptus oil and turmeric extract, which may help manage unwanted male dog attention. This spray can be used during the mating season by masking your pet's odour and reducing the risk of male dogs chasing or approaching your female dog.

Key Ingredients:

• Propylene Glycol

• Aqua

• Eucalyptus Oil

• Turmeric Extract

• Emollient

Key Benefits:

• This spray may help in repelling unwanted attention from male dogs during the mating season, ensuring the safety of your female dog

• It is formulated with natural ingredients like eucalyptus oil and turmeric extract, which are known for their repellent properties

• Regular use during walks can help mask your dog’s natural odour, thereby reducing the likelihood of male dogs approaching

• This is an easy-to-use spray that provides a convenient solution to help protect your female dog during her heat cycle

• A natural and safe way to minimise unwanted interactions between male dogs and your pet

Good to Know:

• Made with natural extracts

• Formulated to be gentle and safe for regular use

Suitable For:
Female Dogs

Concerns It Can Help With:

• Repelling male dogs

• Reducing unwanted attention during the mating season

• Masking natural odour

Area of Application:
The dog’s body, especially near the tail area

Product Form:
Liquid

Net Quantity:
22 ml

Directions for Use:

• Apply 2-3 sprays of Lozalo's Anti-Mating Spray on the female dog’s body, especially near the tail area

• Reapply during outdoor walks or when required to maintain effectiveness

• Use during the mating season to reduce the risk of unwanted male attention

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• For external use only

• For animal use only

• Not for human use

Quick Tips:
Use this spray before taking your dog for walks during the mating season to help manage unwanted male-dog interactions.